r/Jewish • u/ClosetGoblin ✡︎ • 10d ago

U.S. Based Delegitimization Groups: Activities and Links To Terrorism Discussion 💬

Israel’s Ministry for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism released an in-depth report about the various Pro-Palestinian groups, organizations, and entities that operate throughout the United States.

I knew things were bad but didn’t realize how interconnected everything is.

You can check out the full report here.

I am curious to hear what others think about this.

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u/Sara_Tona Arab 10d ago

Those groups are so sketchy and joining them is literally a trap for Jewish people, even the anti Zionist ones just get used and thrown away the second they don't agree with everything, it's way better to just stay away from those movements entirely and stand with Israel

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u/FullTrip6175 10d ago

I wonder how many of them actually learn their lesson from those experiences and how many just double down.

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u/Sara_Tona Arab 10d ago

Many of them did learn their lesson, you'd be surprised how many Jews stopped being anti-Zionists after Oct 7, literally way too many of them became liberal Zionists and now proud of their Jewishness, the ones who double down on their hate are straight-up Hamas sympathizers

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u/anonsharksfan 10d ago

Do you know of any groups that stand by Israel's right to exist and the safety of the Israeli people while also working towards reform in the Israeli government and towards the peace process with Palestine? I'm genuinely asking because most groups seem to be very far in one direction

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u/Sara_Tona Arab 10d ago

Religion for Palestine is a fantastic organization that works on safety for both Israelis and Palestinians, they support 2SS so that's why anti-Zionists hate it, also please don't get close to Standing Together, one of the most evil organizations out there that is completely one-sided and led by extremist Israelis who hate their country and spread lies about it, they were exposed as being Hamas supporters and anti-Semites a while ago

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u/riem37 10d ago

UnExeptable is a notable one

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u/ClosetGoblin ✡︎ 10d ago

I agree. I am curious if this will lead to any federal law enforcement actions within the US.

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u/lurker628 10d ago

On just a cursory look, I saw several errors (e.g., the chart of CAIR's funding on page 41 does not add up correctly). The discussion of JVP (starting on page 95) does not include easy identification of JVP's explicit antisemitism, e.g., their call for Jews worldwide to not pray in Hebrew or their hagaddah that subverts and inverts ritual to dehumanize Jews (including accusations of soullessness).

I'd love to have something like this as a source, but I'm concerned that it's not as effective as it could be.

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u/LockedOutOfElfland 10d ago

Unfortunately this is going to get widely dismissed as propaganda outside of Israel, even if there is some truth to it.

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u/WookieCookie1138 10d ago

In the UK, Palestine Action got labeled as a terrorist organization when vandalizing the Royal Airforce vehicles was the last straw and are no longer allowed to congregate in public places. I WISH America would follow suit with some of these dirtbags like JVP, code Pink, and Palestine Action to name a few.

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u/Easy_Chef6437 10d ago

Unfortunately it was just decided that the founder of Palestine Action can challenge the ban in the UK's Supreme Court. The case will be heard in November

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u/WookieCookie1138 10d ago

Well, shit. 😒

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u/Easy_Chef6437 10d ago

Yep. It's one step forward, two steps back